Beautiful & Easy Planted Tank For Shrimp (Step by Step)

Beautiful scape! Thank you for the video!

So pretty! I wish I had more space in my apartment for a tank like this.

What was that tool you used to remove the soil from above the sand after you added water ?

These scapes always inspire!

Awesome!!

Excellent video and beautifully done. I always appreciate Lizzy’s scapes and explanations. This has inspired me to rescape my blue dream shrimp tank (loving the rock and formation). Can I also say how VERY much I appreciate the soft relaxing background music, which fits so well for what I’m looking for in an escape video (as opposed to most other channels whose blaring fake-drumbeat stock music is overly loud for the content and makes my sensitive ears have to watch on mute 😢). Lizzie, you are a gem ❤

Great video and beautiful simple scape. Nice work

Ohh no heater?

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Does aquarium co-op ship cherry and amano shrimp

Pleaseeee help.. i truly hope you can find the time to reply. I used flubendazole in my tanks and I didnt realize it would kill our mystery and nerite snails. Couldn't figure out why they died until i started googling. Apparently people even a year later STILLLLL cant add snails after using this antiparasitic, they've tried activated charcoal and even purigen. Even bare bottomed tanks still will kill them, some have assumed the meds seep into the silicone. Is there ANYTHING that can be done to make my tanks safe for snails again?

What kind of lighting did you use?

Thabk you for breaking it down so well for a beginner.. very helpful ❤

Nice setup😊

I did build a shrimp tank like that one but I also added a piece of spiderwood
I like buce, buce is always cool.

U csn filter the water with some terestrisl plants siting at surfsce level
XD u would need a place with sone daylight though and to gill up water shen it gets to low

aquariun size?

Nice...thanks

I see details of some of the products but what about the actual tank and glass top? That size looks perfect and having a lid to help eliminate evaporation is a great addition. Any info appreciated.

dont you need an ammonia source to feed the bacteria and progress the cycle? Wont it always be 0 ammonia until you add either some fish food or another ammonia source?

The part where she pulled aquasoil with a magnet blew my mind.

loved this. it's so beautiful

wow amazing

This is my kind of idea for my dream aquarium, I like the idea of having a open area with just sand at the front at the same time having a oasis at corner where plants are thriving.

Where do I find the rocks?

Could this be done without a fliter? And can tap water be used without treatment or should I use something to make it good for my shrimp? How can I check the water is safe? I am thinking about making a non-filter tank (I live in a really small house and the noise would not let me sleep) but I have so many questions 😫

tank dimension?

What were the dementions on the tank and where did you buy it from because when I look online they are all to short and your looks taller

How do you ensure there is no copper in the water? Or does that only affect saltwater inverts?

i'm guessing no heater is needed?

Im curious what light is being used? I like the way it looks

Where did you buy your rocks

I am your 999'001 subscriber 😊

I thought plant required root tab why don’t you show us the process of adding root tab or aim I wrong?

The tank looks perfect. My only change would be to add a few chili rasboras.

Thx for the idea

I bought some of the black lava pebble stuff.. the small ones... after a year they turn into like dust o_o

How do you keep the shrimp population in check in a tank like this? Id love to do a smaller tank like this one with only shrimp and maybe a snail, but i've heard about populations exploding without something like a beta to keep them in check.

Can you please do a saltwater aquarium version?

saw that HOF the part while you add the sponge to the tube which is hollow , isn't the shrimp will be suck it??

What kind of rocks did you use? I want to add some to our shrimp tank, but am worried about them changing water parameters.

Tank size please.

A MAGNET??? This whole time I could have cleaned up my ‘scapes with a magnet? 🤯

Not sure why you need water changes on a tank like this? Also, they're neocaridina cherry shrimp, but in the video you call them caridina which might be confusing for beginners

Thanks a lot. Can you please talk about "regular water change" a bit more? What's the criteria and easy way to change water for a bigger tank?

Beautiful 😊

That was the most beautiful thing i saw throught the day😇

Great video!

Oh my gosh somebody finally not just they said they were for plants but actually demonstrated how to use the tongs for plants thank you!